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Antalya Airport to Sorgun / Titreyengöl: how long, how much

Distance: 70 km
Driving time: 1 h 12 min
Taxi (meter): €68–88≈£58–76
Private transfer: €42–62≈£36–53
Shared shuttle: €12–18 per person≈£10–15

Prices checked 8 October 2026. Taxi fares are metered estimates for daytime; night tariff is higher. Private transfer prices are the typical range for a sedan (1–3 people) from the main booking platforms. For this route the distance and time are worked out from neighbouring routes rather than measured, and the prices follow from them — treat them as a guide, not a quote.

Sorgun and Titreyengöl are about 70 km from Antalya Airport, around 70 to 75 minutes along the D400 — a few minutes more than central Side, because the resorts sit east of the old town inside the pine forest.

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The route

East past Belek and the Serik turn-off, then the long straight stretch across the plain before the Side exits. The last part leaves the main road and runs through pine woods to the shore, which is the point at which the temperature drops a couple of degrees.

Where the hotels are

Titreyengöl is built around a small lake behind the beach; Sorgun is the forested stretch east of it. Both are resort areas rather than villages: large hotels, shaded grounds and no high street. Side old town is two to three kilometres west, a short dolmuş or a long walk along the beach.

Tips for this transfer

Give the hotel name and the area — Sorgun or Titreyengöl — because the two share one access road and drivers ask. On departure, allow for the forest road before you reach the D400; it is slow in high season when several hotels check out at once.

Taxi, bus or transfer?

The drive to Sorgun / Titreyengöl takes about 1 h 12 min whichever way you go. The difference is price, waiting and how much luggage handling you want.

Option	Typical price	Suits	Worth knowing
Private transfer	€42–62≈£36–53	Families, late arrivals, lots of luggage	Price agreed before you fly; the driver waits if the flight is late.
Taxi (meter)	€68–88≈£58–76	Two people travelling light	Insist on the meter. Agree nothing in the car park.
Shared shuttle	€12–18 per person≈£10–15	Couples and solo travellers on a budget	Cheapest, but it drops other hotels first — allow extra time.
Public transport	A few euros	Only with light luggage and time to spare	No regular direct service: expect a change in the city or at the bus station, which is slow with suitcases.

Antalya Airport has a tram (Antray) and city buses (line 600 towards the centre and the main bus station, line 800 towards the coast). You tap on with an AntalyaKart, sold at machines in the terminal; contactless cards are usually accepted at a higher fare. Fares and timetables change every season, so check the current ones in the AntalyaKart app or on the city transport site rather than trusting a figure you read online. Checked 13 October 2026.

Our prices are typical ranges, not quotes — the date they were checked is at the top of this page. Nobody in the terminal should offer to "arrange" a transfer for cash: use the official taxi rank or a booking you made yourself. What a taxi costs to every resort

Is this the right airport?

There are no flights to Sorgun / Titreyengöl itself: it has no airport. Sorgun / Titreyengöl is served by Antalya Airport, and no other airport is close enough to be worth the drive. Which airport suits which resort: which airport to fly to.

→ Sorgun & Titreyengöl travel guide

Frequently asked questions

How long is the transfer from Antalya Airport to Sorgun?

About 70 to 75 minutes for roughly 70 km, slightly longer than to Side itself.

Is Titreyengöl the same as Side?

No, but it is close. Titreyengöl and Sorgun are resort areas in the pine forest two to three kilometres east of Side old town, with their own beach and no town of their own.